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Depends where in CT are you? Im in MA about 10 minutes from norther CT.

Got look hard in this one to find him but trust me he is in there

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Ok don't laugh I suck at photography but here is the picture you wanted.

Yes mine lives in it and rarely comes out.

Amasing thing happened tonight. I walked over to my tank about 15 minutes ago and noticed that my tank was milky white and the fish were going crazy eating something. As I got closer I noticed they were eating some white egg looking things which were floating in the tank. At first I could not...

As far as speaking up you should watch what you say. I was at a LFS once 15years ago before the internet was readily available to all. I was just minding my own business when a gentleman walked over and stated "Do you keep saltwater fish"? I told him yes that they weren't that difficulct to keep...

I have a red sea prizm . It does a good job on my 29G but I would not recommened it for anything over 55. There are better ones on the market only a bit more costly. Check out bak-pak

loco Nice tank, great shots , and nice rock. Any chace you get more coraline to grow and make it more purple?

What I have read is that Clams over 3" do not require feeding and can survive on just lighting. I have always feed my tank reef snow twice a week . I don't know if that is helping or not but I was feeding my tank before I got the clam . If you do purchase one try to find one that is at least 3"...

I have one under 130W in a 29 G tank . I have a 5 inch sand bed so its about 13 inches from the lights. It's been in my tank 1+ years and shows close to 1/2 " of of new growth. By the sounds of your setup I think you will be fine just watch it closely for any signs that its not happy.

lowest light demanding clam is squamosa. But you still need to give as much light as posible. How much light do you have and what is the size of your tank?

Zane can't argue with that last point it's right on the money.

I think you misunderstood. They create steam which is collected and condensed in another container. The water evaporates leaving behind the heavy metals and the steam is then transformed into clean water in another container. Sort of like the stills you see in TV or movies. The impurity stay...

Ture but the ocean is much larger than my tank and that can change tempertures rapidly.

Francis Here is my take on making your own LR with cement. I tried it and when you take into account the amount of time I spent researching it, locating and purchasing all the material (white cement so that I could get white rock instead of grey). Then the time to make it. Then you have to cure...

garycarr I recently bought Mexican Turbo Snails . I was a little wory at first these things are about 3 to 4 times larger than a normal snail. Well to make a long story short I placed two in muy tank andso far they are eating machines. I would recomend them over tangs and LB blenny. I'm starting...

Sorry forgot to answer your water change questions. I usually do water changes every 2 weeks roughly 5% of the tanks volume giving me 10% monthly.

RO stand for reverse Osmosis (purified Water) . As guide line most folks say 1 inch of fish per 5 gallons of water. In your case that would be about 5 inches of fish. I'm sure your well over that now. Also Tangs need plenty of space preferbly 75 gallons or larger. Adding the perc to the tank...

Kisspass after mixing the Mrs wages pickling lime can you just add to the tank or do you need to let it sit some time or skim off any residue?